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No Kings Act would allow you to sue federal officers for civil rights violations (opens the original)
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SB 747 – or the No Kings Act – was authored by State Senator Scott Wiener, and Representative-elect Aisha Wahab. "When the governor signs this, immediately people will be able to begin filing lawsuits against federal agents who have violated their rights," Sen. Wiener said. People can already sue federal officers, but Supreme Court rulings have made it difficult for those lawsuits to move forward. George Retes is a U.S. citizen who was arrested by ICE in 2025 during a raid at a marijuana farm. R
Stud Alley defendants have arraignment postponed to next week (opens the original)
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A San Francisco judge will now have additional time to evaluate misdemeanor charges for the 18 defendants after their lawyers filed a last-minute motion. Those charges include: unlawful assembly, failure to disperse, and obstructing police officers. They face penalties including up to three years of jail. Jess McPeake, one of the defendants’ lawyers, says usually a charge of unlawful assembly is used with protesters, but: "This is not a protest. This is a dance party," McPeake said. "But I think
Landmark trial against Meta begins in Oakland (opens the original)
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California and 28 other states are seeking $1.4 trillion in penalties from Meta. They allege the company lied about addictive design features, data gathering, and the risks of social media to minors’ mental health. In a statement emailed to KALW, Meta says the claims are "unsubstantiated and their financial demands are vastly disproportionate." Parents who lost their children to suicide gathered outside the Federal Courthouse in Oakland before the trial started. Lori Schott was one of them. She
New federal bill would create safety regulations for driverless cars (opens the original)
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Today Congressman Kevin Mullin announced the Autonomous Vehicle Emergency Response Coordination Act outside of San Francisco Fire Station 4. Rep. Mullins’ bill would require driverless-car companies to coordinate with first responders during emergencies. "It would establish a 24/7 hotline for public officials to communicate directly with AV companies in real time, in the moment," Rep. Mullin explained. "And create a process so that local public officials can issue requests for AVs to avoid certa
AI use in mental health care centered in Kaiser contract fight (opens the original)
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San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors held a special hearing on Tuesday on Kaiser Permanente contract proposals that clinicians say could undermine patient care. Kaiser has spent the past year in contract negotiations with its behavioral health clinicians in Northern California. Kaiser employees say the company's latest proposal will expand the use of artificial intelligence in mental health care. "We asked their bargaining team flat out if that meant they were planning to replace us, and they sa
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